Tip: Be Prepared for Travel Mishaps with LastPass!

There are few worse traveling experiences than losing your wallet, with the accompanying process of canceling cards and replacing personal IDs. So before you head out of town this holiday season, make sure that you’re prepared for the worst by creating Secure Notes in LastPass.

Add Secure Notes for the credit cards, debit cards, driver’s license, and other important documents, such as your medical card, that you’ll be taking on your trip. Use the templates to document customer service phone numbers, security codes, account numbers, and other necessary information. If you lose a card, or your whole wallet, you’ll not only have a record of the missing item(s), you can efficiently report and replace everything. You can securely log into your LastPass account on the hotel’s computer, a friend’s laptop, or your cell phone to safely and quickly access the data you need. LastPass will be there to help get you through and let you enjoy the rest of your trip.

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Encrypted connections (https) are not endangered by Firesheep or any other lurker on a public wifi network. However, I would recommend taking a few One-Time Passwords with you and keeping them in a hidden place outside the wallet. That way you’ll never have to use your master password at an internet cafe, hotel, etc.

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LastPass simplifies your online life by remembering your passwords for you. With LastPass to manage your logins, it's easy to have a strong, unique password for every online account and improve your online security. Get started today - it's free.